Judge reduces Hardy charge to misdemeanor in Anahuac case
In Anahuac the trial of former Chambers County Deputy Dearl Hardy ends with the judge reducing the felony aggravated perjury charge to a Class A misdemeanor. If convicted, Hardy faces up to one year in prison and a $1000 fine.
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Hardy
Anahuac
Chambers County
Dear
Carroll Wilborn
Wilburn
John Joslin
Brett Hulsey
Vernon Coates
Halsey
Joslin
Set
David Beck
Coates
St Louis students help complete Baytown Habitat home
A Baytown Habitat for Humanity ceremony honored the Mary Institute Country Day School volunteers from St. Louis who built the Sterling Street house for Kim Schells and her two daughters. About 25 of the 50 volunteers returned to Baytown with Josh Smith coordinating 41 students and nine adults during spring break. Mayor Pete Alfaro and Habitat board members praised the group for their dedication and hammer work. Schells tearfully expressed gratitude for the community effort that made the dream of a home a reality.
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Adela Pasillas
San Jacinto
For Humanity
Mary Institute
St. Louis
Rachel de Leon
Dan Burstein
Sarah Nickel
Jeff Johnson
Habitat
Phoebe Claggett
Baytown
Habitat For Humanity
W. Sterling St
Mary Institute Country Day School
Josh Smith
Pete Alfaro
Habitat Board
Sterling Street
Kim Schells
Schells
Lee College Center Plans Progress at Regents Meeting
Baytown officials report the Lee College student center renovation will begin in May with completion by fall. Architect Al Busch says asbestos abatement minor, coffee bar and second floor conference space planned. Fund drive at $1.68 million toward $2 million goal. projected project cost $549,617.25. Regents renew contracts for 2004-05 and appoint precinct judges for May 15 election with three seats open.
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Baytown
New Lee College
Board of Regents
al Busch
Busch
Eddie Gray
Capital Projects
Gray
Lee College
Martha Ellis
Ellis
Wayne Gray
Ronn Haddox
Manuel Escontrias
Avon
Jess Navarre
Judy Navarre-Jirrell
Drew Williams
Victoria Nicholas
Houston students ride steer to prize at rodeo show
Eight Goose Creek students entered cattle at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. Judges evaluated builds and gaits to identify the best meat. Ken Rogers of Sterling High won enough to reach Saturday’s auction, while Brooke King of Lee High claimed the top prize among her peers for a heavyweight steer likely to fetch 5 000 to 7 000 at sale.
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Houston
Brooke King
Lee High School
ABC
Brooke
Lee
Lawrence Richard
Baytown
Mitchel
Tiffany Hotchkiss
Tiffany
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Carre Pryor Newman
Volunteers
Kristopher Banks
Eddie Gray Lee College Regent
Sterling
Ker! Mitchell
Baytown Sea
Ken Rogers
Sterling High School Ag Adviser
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